Sportwashing Russia | Eurozine
Among the broad range of international sanctions imposed on Russia four years ago to discourage it from further aggression in
Literature in dark times | Eurozine
With war again a headline across all our screens, the thematic headlines on the cover of the latest issue of
Religion, revolution and rewilding | Eurozine
In its first issue of the year, titled ‘Heroes of Free Thought’, New Humanist pays tribute to the ‘difficult people’
DOGE’s deletion strategy | Eurozine
In early 2025 darkness descended upon the world. What some called nonstop performative idiocracy of US oligarchs, others analysed as
Life and LARP | Eurozine
Czech biweekly A2 zooms in on ‘live action role-playing’, aka LARP. Inspired by tabletop role-playing games and genre fiction, LARP
Never again meets a new war
On the morning in which the German parliament voted in late 2025 to reinstate military service, protests spilled into the
Tech or tarot? | Eurozine
Letters of an ancient alphabet carry a hidden numerological code. Spend enough time deciphering it – covering your whiteboard with
How far will he go?
Donald Trump has never been good at keeping secrets. Like a child who can’t hide his mischief, he winks, smirks,
A populist’s guide to using museums
‘The battle of the museums continues and it’s a battle very much worth having,’ Matt Walsh solemnly declares. Walsh is
Poison and promise | Eurozine
Tatjana, a 38-year-old civil servant from Belgrade, pregnant with her second child, was anxious. It was a sunny day in